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Companies have also gotten better at mitigating the cost—securing exemptions, raising prices, cutting spending and rearranging supply chains.

"Ensuring high air quality while indoors is crucial for mitigating the transmission of airborne disease, particularly in shared environments," says Dr. Li.

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Operating profit rose 22.5% to S$398 million due to healthy passenger demand and lower fuel prices, mitigating a rise in nonfuel unit costs resulting from inflationary pressures, the airline said.

With any technology this profound, you have to be focused on mitigating downside risk.

Ruth Smith, mitigating, said Richards had taken his jury service "very seriously" and struggled with some of the legal concepts in the case.

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